517:(1568–1628), 1st Prince Lobkowicz, was Chancellor to the Czech Kingdom under Emperors Rudolf II, Matthias, and Ferdinand II. Zdeněk Vojtěch was a major political figure in both Bohemia and the larger Habsburg empire. He and his wife Polyxena Pernštejn (1566–1642), the daughter of a Chancellor to the Czech Kingdom and an influential Spanish noblewoman, were leaders of the “Spanish” (i.e. Catholic) bloc at court, opposed to the Protestant factions. When the Emperor's Catholic ministers were hurled from the windows of Prague Castle in the famous Defenestration of Prague in 1618, they took refuge in the nearby Lobkowicz Palace. The incident also signalled a turning point in the fortunes of the Lobkowicz family: although their property was confiscated by rebellious Protestants in 1618, the Catholic victory at the Battle of White Mountain in 1620 resulted in the restoration of their property and ensured that the family, as Catholic nobles, would continue to be highly influential. That same year, King Philip III of Spain awarded Zdeněk Vojtěch the Order of the Golden Fleece, the highest order of European chivalry. In 1624, Ferdinand II granted him the title of Imperial Prince, and he became the first hereditary Prince Lobkowicz.
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876:(1888–1967). Despite the government's decision to redistribute inherited property and abolish the use of noble titles, Maximilian provided crucial support to the newly formed, democratic Czechoslovakia as a lawyer and diplomat, campaigning abroad for international recognition of the young republic. In the 1930s he mustered diplomatic support for opposition to the German annexation of the Sudetenland, and during World War II he served as ambassador to Great Britain for the Czechoslovakian government in exile. In 1945 he and his family regained the property that had been confiscated by the Nazis, only to see it seized again in 1948 by the Communist government. At the same time, Maximilian and his family were forced into exile.
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739:(1724–1784), 6th Prince Lobkowicz. After Frederick the Great of Prussia invaded Silesia during the War of the Austrian Succession, Ferdinand Philip supported Frederick over Empress Maria Theresa of Austria in order to protect his huge and highly profitable Silesian estate, originally acquired by Václav Eusebius, 2nd Prince Lobkowicz. It was probably for this reason that he was one of only two reigning princes of Lobkowicz not to be awarded the Order of the Golden Fleece, the highest Austrian order of chivalry. Wishing to avoid the war in Silesia and Bohemia but unwelcome at the Habsburg court in Vienna, Ferdinand Philip spent much of the 18th century in England, accompanied by
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529:(1535–1592), High Treasurer and High Burgrave of Bohemia and the wealthiest man in the country. After William's death, she married Zdeněk Vojtěch of Lobkowicz, Chancellor of the Czech Kingdom and later 1st Prince Lobkowicz. As all of William's marriages had been childless, Polyxena's marriage to Zdeněk Vojtěch brought considerable wealth and property into the Lobkowicz family. Polyxena and her husband were highly influential at the Imperial Habsburg court, where they spearheaded Catholic opposition to Protestant factions. After the
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631:(1609–1677), 2nd Prince Lobkowicz, was the only child of Zdeněk Vojtěch and Polyxena Pernštejn, and became one of the most influential European statesmen of the 17th century. He raised his own regiment to fight in the Thirty Years' War and held high offices at the Habsburg court, advising Emperors Ferdinand III and Leopold I in his capacity as President of the Imperial War Cabinet (from 1652) and President of the Imperial Privy Council (from 1669). He had a close connection with the
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733:(1686–1755). A field marshal of the Imperial forces, Georg Christian was the fourth son of Ferdinand August, 3rd Prince Lobkowicz. He commanded the Lobkowicz regiment founded during the Thirty Years' War by Václav Eusebius, 2nd Prince Lobkowicz, and was commander-in-chief of the Habsburg armies in Italy. The Lobkowicz Collections holds portraits of eighteen officers that served in the Lobkowicz regiment under his command.
423:(1450–1517) was a diplomat who traveled on ambassadorial missions to Luxembourg in 1477 and Rome in 1487. King Vladislaus II entrusted him with negotiating his marriage to Mary of Burgundy, but the match ultimately never occurred. Much like his younger brother Bohuslav, the so-called “Czech Ulysses,” Jan journeyed to the Holy Land, later writing a book about his experiences (
675:. In addition to his own acquisitions, his wives also brought paintings as their dowries. The first, Claudia Franziska von Nassau Hadamar, brought with her portraits from the house of Nassau as well as a series of amateur portraits painted by her mother. The second, Maria Anna von Baden, brought a variety of Northern paintings, including Lucas Cranach the Elder's
693:, a Bohemian town famous for its healing mineral water, Wenzel Ferdinand was an Imperial councillor and chamberlain. He served as an envoy to Bavaria, France, Spain, England, and the Netherlands. While in the Netherlands, he commissioned a Delft service from Lambertus Cleffius – the earliest and largest Delft service still in existence.
639:) was presumably acquired during Leopold's reign. He also transformed his family's properties, overseeing the remodeling of the Lobkowicz Palace in Prague by Italian Baroque artists and the reconstruction of Roudnice Castle from a ruin to the family seat, and purchasing the ducal estate of Sagan in Silesia from Ferdinand III in 1646.
834:(1835–1908) was a political leader among the conservative Bohemian nobility. Georg Christian was a member of the Bohemian Diet from 1865 to 1872 and 1883 to 1907, presiding over it twice as Land Marshal of Bohemia. He served as deputy in the Austrian Parliament from 1879 to 1883 and became a hereditary member of the
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Bohemia in 1791 he commissioned a reconstruction of the Lobkowicz Palace's exterior, giving it the appearance that it retains to this day. A talented singer, violinist, and violoncellist, Joseph František Maximilian was a noted patron of the arts: he was a founding member of the Society of
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Emperor's Catholic ministers took refuge in the Lobkowicz Palace. A later painting shows a romanticized version of the incident, with Polyxena barring the door of the palace against a Protestant mob while the battered ministers cower behind her—while another version of events claims that
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Friends of Music in Vienna, a member of the Society for the Promotion of Musical Culture in Bohemia, and a director of the Court Theatre of Vienna. He made his greatest impact on the musical world as a patron of Beethoven, who dedicated several major works to him, including the
440:(1461–1510) was a poet, essayist, and philosopher. He was well known for his prose, letters, and verses, including a satire on life in Bohemia. An extensive traveler who studied in Bologna and Ferrara and who voyaged to Egypt and the Holy Land, Bohuslav was elected Bishop of
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that dates back to the 14th century and is one of the oldest noble families of the region. Over the centuries, the family expanded their possessions through marriage with the most powerful families of the region, which resulted in gaining vast territories all across central
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574:(1606–1682) was a Spanish Catholic philosopher, mathematician, architect and architectural theorist, ecclesiastic, and writer, believed to be a grandson of the eldest daughter of Jan Popel z Lobkowicz (c. 1527–1590). After a precocious childhood, he entered the
525:(1566–1642), 1st Princess Lobkowicz, was the daughter of Vratislav of Pernštejn (1530–1582), Chancellor of the Czech Kingdom, and Maria Maximiliana Manrique de Lara y Mendoza (1538–1608), an influential Spanish noblewoman. In 1587, she became the fourth wife of
645:(1616–1670), the fourth son of Vilém mladší Popel z Lobkowicz, served as a councillor to Emperors Ferdinand III and Leopold I between 1647 and 1659. He was rewarded with the title of Highest Hunter in the Kingdom of Bohemia, a hereditary honor.
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but never held that office, as the pope refused to appoint him. He collected more than 650 books, primarily humanist and classical texts—an astonishing number for the era in which he lived. Roughly two thirds of his collection remains in
870:(1885–1953), known as "the Evangelist". He was the eldest son of Ferdinand Zdenko Maria, 10th Prince Lobkowicz, but renounced his inheritance rights in 1920. His younger brother Maximilian inherited the family's properties instead.
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Polyxena concealed the ministers under her skirts. The defeat of the
Protestants at the Battle of White Mountain in 1620 ensured that the Lobkowicz family would continue to play a major role in Bohemian and Imperial politics.
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Lutheranism. Influential at the Imperial Court, in 1585 he became the Court Administrator, the second-highest office in Bohemia. However, he soon fell out of favor with
606:. His intellectual pursuits were no less illustrious: he published 262 works on subjects from poetry to astronomy to asceticism, was one of the earliest scholars to write on probability, and designed the façade of the
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820:(1815–1879). After having been head of government from 1852 to 1856, he served as a privy councillor in 1857. He was a stadholder in Lower Austria, Moravia, and Tyrol and Vorarlberg in the late 1850s and early 1860s.
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860:(1863–1945) was the daughter of Moric, 9th Prince Lobkowicz. She sponsored a religious institution for widowed and unmarried noblewomen, The Order of the Sisters of God's Love, in
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810:(1797–1868), 8th Prince Lobkowicz. A notable industrialist as well as a patron of the arts, he was a particular benefactor of the geologist and paleontologist
725:(1685–1720), Countess of Bílina. The daughter and sole heir of Count Wenzel Ferdinand, she married her distant cousin Philip Hyacinth, 4th Prince Lobkowicz.
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loss of property. He remained in prison for the rest of his life; the date of his death is unknown, but the years most frequently cited are 1607 and 1613.
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371:(c. 1378–1435) was a poor squire from the village of Újezd in Bohemia. After studying at the Charles University in Prague, he became a scribe in
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711:(1682–1741) was the daughter of Ferdinand August, 3rd Prince Lobkowicz. At the beginning of the 18th century, she had the mineral spring at
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554:(1606–1668), Baroness Popel von Lobkowicz, was the daughter of William the Younger Popel of Lobkowicz, Lord of Horšovský Týn. She married
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699:(1680–1734), 4th Prince Lobkowicz, was a patron of the arts who collected musical scores on several journeys to England. The composer
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651:(1655–1715), 3rd Prince Lobkowicz, was a painting connoisseur whose additions to the Lobkowicz Collections include Veronese's
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Handbuch des Adels, Fürstliche Häuser XVIII. "Lobkowicz". C.A. Starke Verlag, 2007, p. 189. (German).
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Jaroslav Lobkowicz (b. 1942), MP 1998–2006 and 2010–present, head of the Křimice branch of the family.
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846:(1858–1938), 10th Prince Lobkowicz. In 1907, he was appointed chamberlain to Archduke Charles, later
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Visions of Empire: How Five Imperial Regimes Shaped the World
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Princess Marie Gabrielle de Lobkowicz (born 1967), French nun
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902:(1926–2010) was an investment banker, an ambassador of the
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Mikuláš Lobkowicz (b. 1931), philosopher, rector of the
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763:(1772–1816), 7th Prince Lobkowicz, was a patron of
273:Vladimir, Hereditary Prince of Lobkowicz (b. 1972)
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1491:Eric Pace, "Body of Prince Found Near Paris",
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317:Prince Edouard Josef of Lobkowicz (1899–1959)
1129:family), Jezeří Castle (sold by the family),
1641:– profile on the Czech parliamentary website
1635:– profile on the Czech parliamentary website
1560:"Lobkowicz Collections – House of Lobkowicz"
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1574:"Physicist Frederick Lobkowicz Dies at 65"
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1051:Princess Marie-Françoise of Bourbon-Parma
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281:Prince Jaroslav of Lobkowicz (b. 1974)
276:Prince Jaroslav of Lobkowicz (b. 2012)
240:Prince Johann of Lobkowicz (1799–1878)
1462:"PRINCE LOBKOWICZ, A BROKER HERE, 59"
1440:Lobkowicz, accessed 25 February 2017.
968:Notable Lobkowiczs of today include:
681:Jesus and the Woman Taken in Adultery
290:Prince Casimir of Lobkowicz (b. 2009)
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538:Kateřina Benigna Popelovna Lobkowicz
293:Prince Rudolf of Lobkowicz (b. 2011)
264:, 13th Prince 1953–1985 (1910–1985)
252:, 11th Prince 1938–1953 (1877–1953)
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369:Mikuláš Chudý ("the Poor") z Újezda
258:, 12th Prince 1953–1954 (1907–1954)
221:, 9th Prince 1868–1903 (1831–1903)
215:, 8th Prince 1816–1868 (1797–1868)
207:, 7th Prince 1784–1816 (1772–1816)
199:, 6th Prince 1739–1784 (1724–1784)
185:, 4th Prince 1715–1737 (1680–1737)
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171:, 2nd Prince 1628–1677 (1609–1677)
163:, 1st Prince 1624–1628 (1568–1628)
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327:Prince Edouard-Xavier of Lobkowicz
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491:Vilém mladší Popel z Lobkovic
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427:, 1505). He helped develop a
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125:Princely county of Störnstein
1533:Henoud, Carla (2010-10-04).
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880:Georg Christian of Lobkowicz
708:Eleonore, Princess Lobkowicz
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760:Joseph František Maximilian
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420:Jan Hasištejnský z Lobkovic
321:Prince Edouard of Lobkowicz
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916:(1932–1998), physicist at
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562:(1641–1689), was the last
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1074:(b. 1964), MP 1992–2002,
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628:Václav Eusebius František
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571:Juan Caramuel y Lobkowitz
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1089:Properties of the family
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850:, the last ruler of the
812:August Emanuel von Reuss
531:Defenestration of Prague
499:Battle of White Mountain
1650:Association Malte Liban
918:University of Rochester
852:Austro-Hungarian Empire
836:Austrian House of Lords
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204:Joseph Franz Maximilian
1652:– founded by Princess
1334:Infant Jesus of Prague
843:Ferdinand Zdenko Maria
669:Jan Brueghel the Elder
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385:Nicholas of Lobkowicz
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1031:(1960–1984), son of
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874:Maximilian Lobkowicz
848:Charles I of Austria
769:Ludwig van Beethoven
580:University of Leuven
527:William of Rosenberg
469:and reestablished a
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